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In the circuit shown, R1 =6,00 Q, R2= 4.00 2, R3= 4.00 Q, and R,=5.00 Ω %3D ww 24.0 V R2 ww R4 12.0 V R: ww QUESTION 4 D) Absolute value of the current in resistor R4? (Give the direction on your written work.) ww

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